Assembling of Isolated Remote Data

ABSTRACT

A method, system and product for securely storing data file at a remote location by splitting and reassembling said files is provided. AIR Storage is a technique comprising splitting into two separate halves a complete file that is stored on a client platform in order to form two separate data split files (DSF); storing a first DSF at a remote location, referred to as a remote DSF, wherein the remote location comprises a network server; storing a second DSF on a local device, referred to as a local DSF, wherein the local device comprises an external memory operably connected to said client platform, wherein said remote DSF and local DSF lose the ability to display informative content; reassembling the two halves to rebuild said complete file, wherein the splitting and assembling are performed in Random Access Memory on said client platform; and displaying said reassembled file on said client platform. AIR ware is a processing unit located on the client platform, whose main function is to split the complete file into the remote DSF and local DSF, to make the DSFs lose their ability to display informative content, and to separately send the different DSFs on the local device operably connected to said client platform and on the network server. When the complete file needs to be used, AIR ware then collects the two different DSFs from both locations according to user instructions, and reassembles the two different DSFs into said complete file on the client platform.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Assembling of isolated remote data is the technology of data storagemethod, process and also data security measure, this technology belongsto the field of IT, AIR Storage is its abbreviation.

AIR Storage is characterized by the use of a dedicated hardware device,or a specific application program, and by the method and process of datasplitting to transform a stored data into two separate data in a form of“bad data” on client platform, so that the split data can not displayany meaningful informative content after the transformation, then storeone of the two split data to an isolated remote location (remote DSF)while keeping the other split data on the client platform (local DSF).When the complete data needs to be used, the dedicated hardware deviceor specific computer application program will collect related split datafrom both the client platform and the isolated remote location, andrestore the two collected “bad data” into its original form on theclient platform, so that the data content with meaningful information isrecovered. In AIR Storage, the two split data are separately stored ontwo different platforms, which are client platform and network server,and the dedicated hardware device or specific computer applicationprogram to be adopted is AIR ware.

In AIR storage, a user file is split into two parts via an AIR warecomputer application program or hardware of AIR ware that integratedspecific application programs, and two parts of the split file arestored separately on platforms of both end of network. When user needsto use the complete file, the two parts of split file will be assembledvia AIR ware on client computer, and then the file recovers to itsoriginal complete status.

A complete file is consciously to be split into two incomplete files indata structures, and to be turned into non-informative one, because thedata splitting files are separated stored on platforms away from eachother, so each one of data splitting files completely loses theopportunity to display any informative content individually, soachieving the purpose of protecting data from unauthorized viewing.

However, the two data splitting files always keep a close intrinsicrelationship through predefined procedure and system mechanism, user canuse the data splitting file that stored on client platform to controlthe data splitting file that stored on the remote location, and requestdata assembling and file recovery at any time while network connectionis available. All the data splitting and assembling processes are doneautomatically through special application program and specific hardwaredevice within system, and these processes are done without userinterference.

AIR storage uses the method of data splitting to obtain the security ofuser data, and use the method of data assembling to obtain the recoveryof informative content of user data, while the more important point isthat the privileges of control of entire data splitting and assemblingprocesses, as well as the privilege of data confidentiality is only inthe operation by data owner, third party unable to intervene.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In recent years, various industries and personnel on all levels ofsociety have adopted computer technology to handle their business,service and transaction, the computer they use producing large amountsof user data every day. Government has confidential document, enterprisehas trade secret, bank has confidential financial information ofcustomer, ordinary computer user has privacy, and all of these computerusers are eager to find a safe and stringent way to save their data.

Storing data on a local external memory device or similar medium, orstoring data on the network server, these two methods are commonly usedtoday, however they both have their own advantages, and also exist insome fatal weakness, for example, when the file is stored on a networkserver, there is hidden risk of losing control of data information, whenthe file is stored in a local external memory device or similar medium,there is the threat of malicious stealing data information.

However, when comes to the solution of above problems, users have toface the reality that most of the claimed secure data storage methodsrequire user to remember endless new password, require user to increasecumbersome operation links like cloud storage's repeated account loginprocess, or require user to use new hardware with data securityfeatures. But practice has proved that today's many new methods such asincreasing data security program and processes, and changing thehardware configuration of storage devices are only slightly enhancingthe security of data, and can not make user to be fully at ease.

In response to this situation, AIR Storage is precisely the technicalsolution for solving weakness of two commonly used methods mentionedabove, and also fully absorbs the advantages of the two methods.

AIR Storage splits the user data in order to destroy the continuity ofdata, it disrupts the data structure of a complete file to undermine theinformative significance of file, at same time, AIR Storage stores thesplit data files to different platforms, local data splitting file isstored in client computer, and remote data splitting file is stored on aremote location comprising a server through the network. Because eachone of the splitting data alone does not contain enough structureinformation to be recovered into its compete form by any third party onits storage platform, so this achieves the effect of absolute secrecy,which also ensures the control privilege of file owner for the operationof data assembling and file recovery.

Through using the method provided by AIR Storage, no one but the ownerhimself can get complete data information, this enhances the security ofthe stored data greatly.

AIR Storage also enhances the flexibility of data storage. In thisinvention, the difference between types of storage medium is narrowed.Data is stored in the form of data splitting file, and thus, whether thedata is stored on a remote server, or stored on a local external memorydevice or similar medium, they are equally safe.

Furthermore, the AIR storage enhances the controllability of the storeddata. The data splitting file stored on the remote server is controlledby the data splitting file stored on the local external memory, but thecontrol of local platform rests on the file owner's operation, only fileowner is entitled to assembling files.

AIR Storage can be used in different computer system, which aretraditional computer systems that we are commonly using today, and FOSComputer system.

FOS Computer is another invention of the same inventor of AIR Storage,however AIR Storage can be used in both traditional computer system andFOS Computer.

In AIR Storage, a computer-generated file was split into two datasplitting files before transmitting to storage medium, one of the datasplitting files is transmitted to a local external memory device orsimilar medium for storage, and another is transmitted to a remoteserver for storage.

Two data splitting files lose ability of displaying meaningfulinformative content, thus the owner of original user generated file mustperform a data assembling process to recover the two data splittingfiles to its original one file format before the original user generatedfile can be used again.

In AIR Storage, file data splitting, file directional transmission, fileflow to local Random Access Memory, and file assembling, all theseoperations are performed through the process of AIR ware.

In traditional computer systems, AIR ware is installed on a localplatform, which can be a dedicated device hardware for AIR storage, AIRware can also be a specialized computer application software installedon a wide variety of external storage devices. In short, AIR Storageonly functions when AIR Ware is in the system.

In FOS Computer system, AIR Storage is native to computer operatingsystem, and it becomes a part of FOS Computer functions.

AIR storage can significantly improve the security of stored data,having real user needs. Today many mature advanced technologies havepaved the way for next generation of data storage method like AIRstorage, therefore AIR storage already has full feasibility.

1. Data Striping Techniques and AIR Storage

Strip technology is a technology that automatically balances I/O loadacross multiple physical disk, which split continuous data into samesize data block, and write the data blocks into each of different diskarray. The purpose of striping technology is mainly for avoiding diskconflict. Most disk systems will limit the number of visits (I/Ooperations per second, IOPS) and data transfer rate (amount of datatransmitted per second, TPS), when these limits are reached, the diskmust wait the behind process that needs to access, which is the diskconflict.

In addition, striping technology is also widely used in the stored databackup on client platform and the data dispersed storage on serverplatform.

RAID disk is a typical product of the strip technology, which combinesseveral separated disks (physical disk) in different ways to a diskgroup (logical disk), thus providing greater memory performance than asingle disk's. Although its main technical features and technical aim isto avoid disk conflict, or to backup data: when user data is damaged,the backup information can be used to make the damaged data to berestored in order to protect the security of user data, this differsfrom the design concept of AIR Storage, but it uses the method of datasplitting and sub-disk storage provides AIR Storage an importantreference and proof of feasibility.

2. Cloud Storage and AIR Storage

Cloud storage is a new concept extended and developed from the conceptof cloud computing, which by use of functions of cluster application,network technology or distributed network file system etc. on the basisof the application software to make different types of memory devices(including many of switches, routers, firewalls and servers) worktogether, and provide data storage service and access service outwardlytogether.

AIR storage is also a data storage technology, if it is used intraditional computer models, part of the splitting data will throughnetwork to be stored to a remote location comprising a server on thebasis of a special application software, which maybe directly by meansof cloud storage technology, and now the huge global development andapplication foundation of cloud storage technology can also be thereference for AIR Storage.

AIR Storage and cloud storage are using the network for data storage,but the difference is that cloud storage completely relies on a networkserver, but AIR Storage takes advantage of both of network platform andclient platform, and the initiative lies on the client platform.

3. Network Data Transmission Technology and AIR Storage

Data transmission technology is a method and apparatus that one or moredata channels or links follow a common communication protocol totransmit data between data sources and data sinks.

At present, the network broadband penetration of some developedcountries is more than 60% or 70%, even in some developing countries asChina, the network coverage is expected to exceed 60%, in addition,according to the report of Business Insider (February in 2014), IBMrecently announced a digital and analog signal switching chip in theInternational Solid-State Circuits Conference that the chip makes thespeed of internet raised to the level of 200 to 400 Gbps (i.e. 200-400times gigabit broadband) under the premise of low-power consumption.

These technological advances are very conducive to the smoothdevelopment of AIR Storage.

In short, IT industry tireless efforts on data security issues, and madea lot of achievements, which provided the conditions for development ofAIR Storage, such as:

Rapid development of chip technology allows some larger capacityapplications to be integrated on a smaller size chip, which facilitateAIR ware development;

Appearing of the concept of mobile data changes the state that staticdata always stored in an unchangeable medium, many manufacturers havebegun to reform their products based on this concept accordingly, moreand more new data storage device are equipped with the automated tieredstorage function, and the achievement of automated tiered storagetechnology will also help AIR Storage from vision into reality, andfurther refine the idea of AIR Storage;

Mobile IT devices are widely welcomed by users, and become more and moresophisticated one equipped with more and more functions, which in futuremay become the deployment apparatus of AIR ware function.

The innovation process of data storage method is also the process thatfighting with a variety of threats, IT industry design data securitymethod based on data type and user concern, has accumulated a lot ofexperience, what method has flaw, what method easy to be reverserestricted, and what method is effective, which are no longer the verydifficult thing to judge.

AIR Storage is a new effort to eliminate the flaws in some existingmethods, against the reverse restriction of third party, and enhance theeffectiveness of some existing methods.

By comparison with other data striping techniques, AIR Storage canclearly demonstrate the following uniqueness:

One file is split to form two data splitting files for isolated storage,and each of the two data splitting files is stored in a local externalmemory device or similar medium and a device at remote locationcomprising a server independently for each other.

The data splitting file that stored on a network server is not accessable by user without using method provided in AIR Storage, and onlylocal DSF can be accessed directly by user. By clicking on datasplitting file stored on local device, a request will be sent to thenetwork server for downloading the data splitting file that is stored onthe network server.

When AIR ware is an hardware device with specific application program,and use the AIR ware to split and assemble file data, the data splittingfiles contain both kernel code of AIR ware hardware and internal code ofDSF.

Data are stored in both ends of the network, but the operations of datasplitting and assembling are performed in the Random Access Memory onthe client platform.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING

FIG. 1: AIR Storage DSF Saving Process

In FIG. 1, User Generated File is split by AIR ware into Local DataSplitting File and Remote Data Splitting File. Local Data Splitting Fileis stored on client computer. Remote Data Splitting File is sent to andstored on server.

FIG. 2: AIR Storage DSF Assembling Process

In FIG. 2, Local Data Splitting File is processed by AIR ware to RandomAccess Memory on client computer. Remote Data Splitting File isdownloaded and processed by AIR ware to Random Access Memory on ClientComputer. AIR ware then puts Local Data Splitting File and Remote DataSplitting File together and restores them to original user generatedfile.

FIG. 3: Similar Technology Contrast

In FIG. 3: Similar technology contrast, see chart.

In FIG. 3: Different technologies have their similarities, but they alsohave their own applicable range and work characteristics, AIR Storagecombines advantages of variety techniques will be more effective toincrease the security level of the stored data.

TECHNICAL FEATURE OF THE INVENTION Overview

In AIR Storage, a computer-generated file was split into two datasplitting files before it is transmitted to storage medium, one of themis transmitted to a local external memory device or similar medium forstorage, and another one of them is transmitted to a device of remotelocation through network, which comprising server, for storage.

The two of data splitting files cannot be displayed with the meaningfulinformative content, thus the file must go through data assemble andfile recovery process by computer before user can use the file.

Actions of AIR Storage mainly include file data splitting, filedirectional storing, file flowing to local Random Access Memory, filedata assembling, and file recovery; all this series of data regulatoryactions are processed by AIR ware.

In traditional computer system, the AIR ware is installed on the localplatform, which delicately belongs to AIR Storage, so the AIR Storagefunction has to work with AIR Ware.

In FOS Computer system, the function of AIR ware is native to thecomputer operating system, and the AIR Storage is part of overallfunction of FOS Computer.

AIR storage's features are mainly as follows:

In AIR Storage, the data of a complete file on client platform is splitinto two halves, and form two separate data split files, wherein one isremote data splitting file, referred to remote DSF, remote DSF stored ona device of remote location over network comprising server, and otherone is local data splitting file, referred to local DSF, local DSFstored on external memory device or similar medium of client platform,wherein local means the client platform.

In AIR Storage operation, file data splitting is to implement by amethod of special algorithm, which use of a special data stripingcomputer-readable medium to achieve.

AIR Storage does not have the specific design requirement for interfaceof external memory device or similar medium, which different from othersolutions of data splitting technology, the other solutions more or lesshave the design requirement for interface of external memory device orsimilar medium.

AIR Storage not only involves two main aspects of file data splittingand file data assembling, but also involving many other auxiliaryaspects, such as restriction of direction of data transmission, andexclusion of interference of other signal in system, and setting ofsecurity measures, all of them are guided and processed by a dedicatedsystem tool of AIR ware.

AIR ware is a processing unit of AIR storage located on client platform,its main function is to split a file into Remote DSF and Local DSF, andmake Remote DSF and Local DSF lose the ability to display informativecontent, and send Remote DSF to a device of remote location comprisingserver for storage, send local DSF to local external memory device orsimilar medium for storage, when recovering files, AIR ware assemblydata so that the file is to be recovered to complete status and bedisplayed on local platform.

One prominent feature of AIR Storage is that users autonomously operatetheir local DSF on client platform, and user does not need to considerhow to pass the server identification checking and how to find anotherhalf of relevant DSF stored on server; another prominent feature of AIRStorage is that the remote DSF to be controlled by relevant local DSF.

Data splitting file is generated in local Random Access Memory.

The data splitting files are transmitted to local external storagedevice and a device of remote location comprising server for storagefrom local Random Access Memory.

Remote DSF and local DSF are integrated internal code by AIR ware, theinternal code cannot be altered after generation, which belongs hiddencode for system identification, not known by user, and it can be copiedwith local DSF.

Internal code is the code for AIR ware identifying remote DSF and localDSF, and this internal code is the identification code for two filesmutual recognition between device of remote location comprising serverand client platform, and is the identification code for two filesassembling in Random Access Memory of client computer.

From the perspective of client platform, Remote DSF is a deep hiddenfile, In addition to using local DSF and its internal code, it is no wayto be located and downloaded.

User click on icon of local DSF on client platform to send the commandto serve for download corresponding remote DSF.

User can enter the login name and password once, and then maintain thesystem at login status until network exiting or computer shut down, inthis case user need not repeated login to enable the process ofsplitting and assembling files, but users can also choose repeated logonmethod to enable files.

Remote DSF on server end can be re-split and stored in multiple servers,in this case, as long as the download command issued from local DSF isreceived by one of split part of corresponding remote DSF, other splitparts will pass on download command each other and simultaneousdownload.

AIR ware is a specific computer program, or a combination chip ofvolatile and non-volatile storage medium integrating AIR storageapplication programs, which is a tool of splitting and assembling data,and a conversion center of file type, and a transmission channel ofremote DSF and local DSF, and a security device of data splitting files.

AIR ware can be permanently installed on computer motherboard, or bemade into an external device for user to carry.

As a dedicated hardware device, AIR ware has its hardware kernel code,when command sent from local DSF to network server for downloadingcorresponding remote DSF, AIR ware's hardware kernel code will also besent to server for verification.

AIR ware hardware kernel code is hidden code, and it is encrypted whensending to server, and decrypted by server.

If AIR ware hardware kernel code does not match server record, theserver will ask user to provide detailed identity information and otheradvance agreed authentication information, only server inspectionpassed, remote DSF download will be processed.

The local DSF of client platform must go through AIR ware beforeentering assembling process, the local DSF that bypassing AIR ware anddirectly entering Random Access Memory of client computer will loseassembling capability.

AIR ware split file data, meanwhile automatically generate internal codeand integrate it in remote DSF and local DSF, only files with internalcode can be accepted by AIR ware and allowed to enter AIR storageprocess.

All remote DSF and local DSF flowing within system must go through thechannel of AIR ware, all command of download remote DSF must go throughthe channel of AIR ware to sent to server, all remote DSF, or downloadcommand to be sent to server will be encrypted by AIR ware, all remoteDSF downloaded from server will first be encrypted by server and then bedecrypted by AIR ware.

Wherein the login only program is specifically for temporary memorizeuser's login name and password of network account, when user initiatelocal DSF, one-time only enter the login information, then no matter howmany times the file is initiated, user's login information is directlytransmitted by AIR ware to server until computer shut down.

This transit login process is hidden and will not display on computermonitor.

After file to be assembled and full displayed on computer monitor,regardless of whether there is file modification, as long as the file issaved with AIR storage method once again, the data will be re-split andthe data content of remote DSF and local DSF will be changed, then theoriginal data splitting file will be overwritten.

AIR ware split data or split text code of files so that the file can notdisplay informative content, but AIR ware does not have multiplesplitting functionality for data or code, file is allowed to be splitinto two halves only, and one is remote DSF, another is local DSF.

AIR ware set up the flow track and orientation for split files, remoteDSF can only flow to a device of remote location comprising server forstorage, local DSF can only flow to external memory storage device ofclient platform for storage, wherein local DSF has operator interfaceicon, and remote DSF has no operator interface icon.

Users click on icon of local DSF to send download command together withthe internal code of local DSF to network server, which first retrievalserver address from AIR ware, and then the command and internal code isencrypted by AIR ware, and then command, internal code together with AIRware hardware kernel code are sent to network interface card.

AIR ware listens to network interface card, if server responds, AIR warewill receive remote DSF through network interface card, decrypt andtransport remote DSF to local Random Access Memory, meanwhile local DSFalso to be collected through AIR ware to said Random Access Memory, andtwo part of data splitting files begin assembling.

That user deletes local DSF is meanwhile to sent command to server fordeleting corresponding remote DSF, if network cannot be connected, AIRware will memorize this delete command until network is connected, thenAIR ware will automatically sent the deleting command to server throughnetwork interface card.

When file is recovering, the remote DSF is download from server to localplatform, and combined with local DSF in local Random Access Memory toform a logical unit, so the data splitting file is converted into acomplete-data file.

Data splitting and assembling platform is on client computer, and servercannot perform any operation, but this platform is not a local externalstorage device, because the data flow related to the CPU and network,which beyond the function of external memory device or similar medium.

Random Access Memory and external storage devices are both located onlocal platform, which is the interaction between two devices belongingto the same platform, so it is easy to build data processing system, andachieve data docking.

In AIR Storage, the remote DSF of server-end accepts the command oflocal platform, and only users are eligible to issue this command toserver, and file recovery process is only done on local platform.

The local DSF and remote DSF will not be stored to their other side ofmedium and leave traces on the other side of medium.

Server-end store remote DSF, but remote DSF is processed and uploaded bythe AIR computer-readable medium that installed on the local platform,server-end lack of specific AIR computer-readable medium, thereforecannot modify the data, and server-end lack of local DSF, even if serverhas AIR computer-readable medium, it is still unable to go to filerecovery process.

When file data is in local Random Access Memory, there are two optionsfor user to save their file: (1) text saving. In this case, any changeof file is saved in the form of complete file, (2) security saving. Inthis case, the file will be automatically split into two data splittingfile and overwrite the original file.

When text saving is selected, there are further two options for user tochoose, which are (1) file is temporarily stored in Random Access Memorydespite disappear after the computer shut down, (2) file is transferredto external memory device or similar medium, or remote server forstorage, in this case the original data splitting file will beautomatically deleted.

The local Random Access Memory will set aside a special area for datasplitting and assembling activities, so as not to conflict with othertypes of data streams in system.

The two data splitting files in Random Access Memory must be successfuldocking, if the data cannot be effectively docking, the file will becomea dead file.

When file is stored to a local external memory device or similar medium,the user can choose the save mode of whole file, or the save mode ofdata splitting file.

If user selects the data splitting mode, the file can only be readablein case of connecting to network.

The login information is used to prove the identity of user, in the caseof pre-set password, the user click on the icon of data splitting fileon local platform, the system will automatically pop-up window and askuser to enter password, and then the server will accept downloadinstruction.

The set-up process of password is specifically designed by AIR ware fordata splitting file, which is only used in the identification andconnection between a pair of data splitting files.

The login password here is not the login password of user's ordinarynetwork account, click on the local platform data splitting file, it isimpossible to enter user's ordinary account.

Local DSF of local external memory device or similar medium establishesdirect connection with remote DSF of server, and login password andinternal code is used to confirm this connection relationship.

Under the premise of the network connection, remote DSF of server-end isdownloaded on demand, if there is no command from client, there is noautomatically downloading of file.

If a main file contains a number of sub-files, the main file that as aunit will be one-time downloaded, not separate download can be done.

Once the remote DSF is downloaded to local platform, it is stored inRandom Access Memory, and always in the ready state waiting for the callcommand of system, which prevents network halfway disconnecting, andalso facilitate data quick extract.

The assembled data are from two different channels, and to be processedby AIR ware, thus formed file certainly has a new file style, and thenew file style cannot be identified by traditional system and cannot benormally displayed.

In this case, AIR ware will automatically generate a new file to replacethe assembled file, and the file style of new file will fully adapt tothe requirement of traditional system.

The newly generated files are only temporarily saved and run on theRandom Access Memory, during this period, any changes made to file canbe saved in the Random Access Memory.

AIR ware does not restrict the type and model of the external memorydevice or similar medium, as long as user chooses the Air Storagefunction, every kind of external storage device will work.

AIR ware does not restrict data splitting files to be stored togetherwith other types of complete files in same external storage device, butonly the data splitting file to be started, then AIR ware go to work.

Under traditional system, user can only see the icon of local DSF thatstored in local external memory device or similar medium from thecomputer operator interface, even if the user enters his personalnetwork account, he cannot find the remote DSF of server-end by ordinarymeans.

From the perspective view at local platform, the remote DSF which storedon server-end always remains hidden, if local DSF in external memorydevice or similar medium gets deleted by user, which will appears to beall the files gets deleted.

Under traditional computer system, the local DSF in local externalmemory device or similar medium can be arbitrarily transferred toordinary personal network account, the data splitting file is noexception.

The local data splitting file that uploaded by user from local externalmemory device or similar medium to a remote server for storage remainsthe same attributes as ordinary file, and does not have the sameattributes as remote data splitting file. The said uploaded local datasplitting file has to be downloaded to local external memory device orsimilar medium first, in order to initiate AIR Storage assemblingprocess.

Glossary Define

1. AIR Storage

Assembling of isolated remote data, being referred to as AIR Storage, isa technology of data storage under network condition. In thistechnology, a data-complete file is split into two parts, and in theform of data spitting file to be stored in local external memory deviceor similar medium and a device of remote location through network, whichmainly comprising server.

The data assembling is an activity across network, data splitting filesflow to local Random Access Memory from remote server and local externalmemory device or similar medium, and through the process of dataassembling to form a data-complete file, wherein data splitting filereferred to as DSF.

DSF is isolated and shortfall data file, in absence of networkcondition, it will become sleep file and to be useless alone. LocalDSF's corresponding part of DSF is separated by network and stored inremote server, which accept user direct instruction to download ratherthan automatic operating by system.

In AIR Storage, a data-complete file on client platform is split intotwo halves, and form two separate data split files, one is remote datasplitting file, referred to remote DSF, remote DSF stored on networkserver or other device of remote location through network; another oneis local data splitting file, referred to local DSF, local DSF stored onexternal memory device or similar medium of client platform, whereinlocal means client platform.

Remote DSF and local DSF are integrated with same internal code by AIRware, the internal code of DSF is not to be altered after generating,and it is able to be copied together with local DSF.

In AIR Storage, data splitting and assembling platform must be on clientplatform, server do not perform any operation, the process of datasplitting is completed and the data splitting file is generated inRandom Access Memory of client platform; the process of data assemblingand file recovery must also be performed in Random Access Memory ofclient platform.

In AIR Storage, files have four identifiers for server to recognize,they are file name, internal code of DSF, user's login information, andhardware kernel code of AIR ware, and the first three are the most basicidentifiers, the last one is for reinforcement.

After file to be recovered into a data-complete one and displayed oncomputer monitor, regardless of whether there is file modifying, as longas file is saved with AIR storage mode again, the data will be re-split,and then data content of data splitting files will be changed, and theoriginal data splitting file will be overwritten.

There are advantages and weakness for a data-complete file to be storedin local external memory device or similar medium, or in network server,AIR Storage not only overcome the aforementioned weaknesses, but alsoabsorbs and enhances the advantages of local platform and server.

First, in AIR Storage, no one can get complete data information exceptdata owner himself.

Secondly, in AIR Storage, data is stored in the form of data splittingfile, thus, no matter the file to be stored in a remote server, orstored in a local hard disk, or stored in other local external memorydevice or similar medium, they are equally safe, so the gap betweentypes of storage medium is narrowed.

Furthermore, in AIR storage, remote Data splitting file is controlled bylocal data splitting file, but the control privilege of data splittingfile rests on client platform and in user's hand, so only file owner isentitled to recover files.

2. Data Splitting File

In AIR Storage, the data splitting file is referred to as DSF.

AIR ware split data to make file lose ability to display informativecontent, and file is only to be split into two halves, one is remoteDSF, and another is local DSF.

AIR ware set the track for flowing of data splitting file, remote DSFflow to server for storage, local DSF flow to external memory device orsimilar medium of client platform for storage, wherein local DSF hasinterface icon, remote DSF has no interface icon.

Data splitting file is characterized that if complete informativecontent of file need to be displayed, which requires networkconnectivity, and requires AIR ware, and requires assembling feature ofsplitting data to work.

Data splitting file can be converted into a data-complete file accordingto user's selection, and then to be stored in external memory device orsimilar medium, or stored to remote server.

If user wants to re-convert data-complete file to data splitting file,AIR ware will reproduce data splitting files for local platform andremote server, the new files will have AIR Storage characteristics.

The design of such procedure is to avoid chaotic system identification,and to prevent files in external memory device or similar medium to bestolen.

(1) Local DSF:

In AIR Storage mode, the data splitting file stored in local externalmemory device or similar medium is known as the Local DSF.

AIR Storage does not have special design requirement for interface ofexternal memory device or similar medium, it is different from some ofother data striping technology, which more or less have designrequirement for interface of external memory device or similar medium.

When file is stored in local external memory device or similar medium,user can choose data-complete file storage, or data splitting filestorage, if user selects data splitting mode, the file can only beactivated in case of network connecting.

Under traditional computer model, the independent function of localdevice, the interaction between traditional local platform and serverplatform, and the interaction between local external memory and RandomAccess Memory are all the foundation of running of AIR Storage, the datasplitting file is same as data-complete file that completely obeystraditional rule, and largely rely on traditional means to resolveoperation problem.

If traditional means cannot work, the means of AIR Storage can be usedfor replacement, for example, using traditional copy function to copydata splitting files may pose a security risk, which could be replacedby the copy function of AIR ware, because AIR ware set targeted securitymechanism for file copy.

AIR Storage has a feature that local DSF control remote DSF, and userautonomously operate local DSF on client platform, wherein user clicksicon of local DSF on client platform to send command to serve fordownload corresponding remote DSF.

In case of network broken, the data splitting file stored in externalmemory device or similar medium is a sleep file, and no meaningfulinformative content can be displayed.

Local DSF can be copied between different local external memory deviceor similar mediums, also be multiple backups in some external memorydevice or similar mediums, such as hard disk RAID1, in order to preventdata to be loss, and enhance device operation speed.

Local DSF is not activated in poor network connection or poor networktransmission, because in this case the remote DSF is not downloaded fromserver to local Random Access Memory.

(2) Remote DSF:

Remote DSF is the data splitting file that stored on remote server.

In AIR storage, a data-complete file is split into two data splittingfiles, one to be uploaded to remote server for storage, another to belocally stored in external memory device or similar medium.

The remote DSF is hidden, and undetectable by ordinary means, and clientplatform displays only files in external memory device or similarmedium.

Remote DSF is a deep hidden file, if lack of specialized methods, it isnot displayed on server and client platform independently, not known touser, and nor to be found trace in server end by ordinary technicalmeans, in addition to using local DSF and its internal code, there areno ways to locate and download it.

In local Random Access Memory, after file is split, local DSF can onlybe input to external memory device or similar medium, and remote DSF canonly upload to remote server, so only files in external memory device orsimilar medium can be displayed.

For this reason, remote DSF of server-end cannot be transferred to localexternal memory device or similar medium for backup, because localplatform cannot see the traces of server-end data splitting file, so itis impossible to specifically download.

The data splitting file of local platform have no difference withdata-complete file in appearance except it cannot be activatedindividually, it directly connect remote DSF, user at any time requestto activate it, just click on file icon on computer operator interface,and which is also to sent command to remote server for requestingdownload corresponding remote DSF.

Under the premise of network connection, the data splitting file ofserver-end is downloaded on demand, there is no command from client, andthere is no automatic download for files, which is to prevent excessivenetwork busy caused by automatic download, but also to prevent unwanteddata to occupy resource of local Random Access Memory.

Once remote DSF download to local platform already, it is stored inRandom Access Memory, and always in ready state waiting for call commandof system, which prevents halfway network broken, and facilitates dataquick extract.

Remote DSF downloaded from remote server to local platform is confinedto be in Random Access Memory, it is not allowed to transfer to localexternal memory device or similar medium, and for the physicalcharacteristics of Random Access Memory, said files will automaticallydisappear after computer shutdown.

The download command sent from local DSF to server, server might askuser to enter login name and password in accordance with pre-set, but itis optional.

In the case of using a dedicated hardware device, user login informationand AIR ware kernel code of hardware are essential part of server checkinformation, information does not comply with original record of server,server will refuse the download of corresponding remote DSF.

Remote DSF on server end can be re-split and stored separately in agroup of multiple servers by system, in this case, as long as thedownload command issued from local DSF is received by a splitting partof corresponding remote DSF, other splitting parts will pass on commandeach other and simultaneous download.

Remote DSF must accept the commands from local platform, data-assemblingprocess is only done in the local platform, and only user has privilegeto issue command to server.

3. Data Assembling

The data assembling is an activity that DSF to be collected both fromremote server and local external memory device or similar medium by AIRware, and by a method of data assembling to recover originaldata-complete file in local Random Access Memory.

In FOS Computer, operator interface of local computer does notautomatically display icon of local DSF, only external memory device orsimilar medium is activated, file icon can be displayed on interface,because there are maybe no hard drive on client computer.

Remote DSF of server-end always remains hidden state, which iscontrolled by client platform; for interaction between client platformand remote server, the client platform occupies active position, andserver-end occupies passive position.

User clicks on local DSF that stored in local device, which isequivalent to click on remote DSF that stored in remote server, thenboth ends of file will be activated one after another.

In poor network connection or poor network transmission, remote DSF ofserver-end sometimes cannot be downloaded to local Random Access Memory,in this case, local DSF cannot be activated.

Local DSF and remote DSF establish direct connection through network,and internal code of DSF is the connective bridge between two relatedDSF.

Local DSF of client platform must go through AIR ware before enteringassembling procedure, if it bypasses AIR ware to directly enter RandomAccess Memory, it will lose capability of data assembling.

In data assembling process, AIR ware will automatically generate a newfile to replace assembled file, the file style of new file will fullyadapt to the requirement of system; the newly generated file is onlytemporarily saved and operating in Random Access Memory, during thisperiod, any changes made to file can be saved in Random Access Memory.

Remote DSF is downloaded to local platform and assembled with local DSFto form a logical unit, then the data splitting file convert into adata-complete file, AIR ware use special algorithms to achieve theeffectiveness of data assembling and file recovery.

The two of data splitting files are only to be successful assembled inRandom Access Memory, then the informative content of file can bedisplayed, if data assembling failed, users need to exit the dataassembly process, and from file recovery request to start again to entera new round of data assembling; attempt repeatedly fail, which couldmean one DSF or two related DSF have become real “bad file”.

4. Implementation Platform

A data-complete file is collected into local Random Access Memory forsplitting process, data splitting files are from storage devices of bothends of network to be collected into local Random Access Memory forassembling process, in the AIR Storage, local Random Access Memory actsas a central data sink, data splitting and assembling are completed inthere.

The most direct effect brought about is that users no longer need toworry about files being leaked during transmission in network ordirectly being leaked on server. Client platform close to user, whichfacilitate to implement user's control privileges, then data processingto be limited in local Random Access Memory, which avoid operationtraces to be left on client platform and be used by others, but alsoruled out spy ware factors of hard drive, and strengthen user'sexclusive status on their files.

Data striping is a common technology now, but the work of thistechnology are automatically running within computer system, or runningon network server, or running on client platform, there is nofunctionality for the work to across network, nor is the work directlyoperated by user, which is different from AIR Storage.

In addition, there is another important difference: Data stripingprocess to be completed usually requires the participation of the harddrives with special configuration and port, or other similar externalstorage devices, such as RAID, but for AIR Storage, data splitting andassembly process are completed in local Random Access Memory, which istotally unnecessary for special hard drives or other external storagedevices to participate.

The data of same text is spitted into two halves, so the text will notbe able to be completely shaped, and the file lost informative meaning.

The action of file data splitting is carried out in the local memoryRandom Access Memory, because Memory Random Access Memory have thecharacteristics of temporary storage, after the computer is powered off,all the data that not being stored in external memory device or similarmedium will be lost.

Local DSF is confined to be stored in external memory device or similarmedium of local platform, and remote DSF is confined to be stored onserver, the two files will not be stored to the other side of themedium.

In data assembling process, local DSF that stored in external memorydevice or similar medium is collected into Random Access Memory, andwith certain algorithm to implement data assembling with remote DSF, soas to display full content of file.

Remote DSF is stored in remote server, but this file is processed anduploaded by the AIR ware that installed in local platform; server-endcannot modify the uploaded data, and server end do not have othercorresponding half of splitting data, thus it is impossible for serverto assembling file.

Data splitting and assembling platform must be in client platform, andserver does not perform any operation; the platform is not a localexternal memory device or similar medium also, the right place of datasplitting and assembling is Random Access Memory of client platform.

The external memory device or similar medium has data splitting file,the Random Access Memory has data splitting file downloaded from server,as long as assembling these two parts successfully, and file-recoveringprocess is finished.

5. File Saving on Client Computer

FOS Computer is another invention of same inventor, and its mostimportant feature is that the computer operating system to be spittedinto two portions, wherein the main portion is installed on a remoteserver, and to be downloaded to local platform of Random Access Memoryto run as needed.

FOS Computer has a new hardware device of OSPU, which integrates basicdata of operating system.

In traditional computer system, most of data that stored in localexternal memory device or similar medium is operating system, but underFOS Computer system, the external memory device or similar medium is nolonger the carrier of operating system, which is only the common datastorage device.

Regardless of application in traditional system, or application in FOSComputer system, AIR Storage needs to use physical characteristic ofRandom Access Memory, which are reflected in following aspects:

(1) Data splitting file is generated in Random Access Memory.

(2) Data splitting files are separately transmitted from local RandomAccess Memory to both of local external memory device or similar mediumand remote server for storage.

(3) The remote DSF that cannot be timely transferred to server by systemwill be temporarily stored in Random Access Memory, as long as computerdoes not shut down, it will continue to work.

(4) Data splitting files need to be transferred from external memorydevice or similar medium and remote server to Random Access memory, anddata-assembling action is to be completed in local Random Access Memory.

(5) While data being successfully assembled, the new data-complete fileis temporarily stored in local Random Access Memory, and if there is nocommand of transferring to other medium, it will disappear aftercomputer shutdown, then data splitting file will restore original state.

There are two options for user to save file when file stay in localRandom Access Memory, which are:

(1) Text Saving. In this case, any change on file is saved, and saved inthe form of data-complete file.

(2) DSF Saving. In this case, the data-complete file will beautomatically split into two data splitting files and original usergenerated files will be overwritten.

In case of text saving to be selected, there are further two options foruser to choose, which are:

(1) Temporarily stored in Random Access Memory until disappear aftercomputer shut down.

(2) Transferred to external memory device or similar medium, or a remoteserver for storage.

Random Access Memory of client computer set aside a special area fordata splitting and assembling, so as not to conflict with other types ofdata streams in system.

The two data splitting files in Random Access Memory must be successfulassembling, if the data do not effectively assembling, the file willbecome a dead file.

When user selects DSF save mode, file is only activated in case ofnetwork connected.

The data splitting file can be converted into data-complete file and tobe stored in external memory device or similar medium or remote serveraccording to user's selection.

After file type to be changed to normal, data-complete file is freelytransmitted and displayed, no longer subject to constraints of AIRStorage rules.

After file type to be changed to normal and data-complete file to besaved, the original local DSF and remote DSF should be deleted or bysystem automatically, or by manual operation, this process is notreversed.

In case of user wants to re-convert data-complete file to data splittingfile, AIR ware reproduce data splitting files for both of local platformand remote server to store, and the new file have characteristics of AIRStorage.

AIR ware provides write-protect function, if user set up write-protect,system will refuse file to be repeat save and modify, in this case, datacontent of local DSF will maintain long-term stability, and is suitablefor long-term data backup.

6. AIR Ware

AIR ware is a processing unit of AIR storage that located on clientplatform, its main function is to split a data-complete file into remoteDSF and local DSF, and make remote DSF and local DSF lose ability ofdisplaying informative content, then sent remote DSF to server forstorage, sent local DSF to local external memory device or similarmedium for storage, when user give instruction of file recovering, AIRware will collect DSF from both end of network, and to assemble data onclient platform, so that the file is recovered to data-complete state,and then able to be displayed on local platform.

The AIR ware has two definition, they are 1, a specific computerapplication program, 2, a dedicated computer hardware devices; as aspecial computer application program, AIR ware is installed on theexternal memory device or similar medium of variety of different localplatforms, including hard disk and flash memory device, etc, forimplementing all functions AIR storage.

As dedicated computer hardware devices, AIR ware is a chip integratedwith AIR storage application, which is a data processing component forsplitting and assembling data, a conversion center for file type, atransmission channel for remote DSF and local DSF, and a securitycomponent for data splitting files.

AIR ware can be permanently installed on computer motherboard, or bemade into an external device for user to carry, also it can be made aportfolio device that combine some mobile electronic devices, such asportable external storage device, cell phone, electronic watch andothers.

In process of data transmission, hardware information of AIR ware isadded in security measures, which can overcome the shortcoming ofsoftware's code, which is vulnerable to modification; furthermore, evenif local DSF is stolen, people are unable to use it, because there is nooriginal hardware kernel code in another AIR ware, and third partyusually cannot pass stringent user identification checking by server.

All remote DSF and local DSF must be through AIR ware channel to flow totheir destination, all user command must be through AIR ware channel tosent to remote server, all uploaded command is encrypted by AIR ware,all remote DSF downloaded is first encrypted by server and thendecrypted by AIR ware.

(1) AIR Ware Basic Working Principle

AIR Storage not only involving two main aspects of file data splittingand file data assembling, but also involving many other auxiliaryaspects, such as setting up security measures, which requires adedicated computer component to guide and processing data.

This computer component is a specially designed hardware, or specificapplication program, which is called AIR ware. AIR ware is installed onlocal platform to implement full functionality of AIR Storage.

In traditional computer system, AIR ware is a stand-alone computercomponent, and it can be independently run under the operating systemthat carried by local hard drive.

In FOS Computer system, the function of AIR ware is integrated in OSPU.

When user chooses Air Storage function, the AIR ware will automaticallysplit a data-complete file into two parts, and one part to betransmitted to external memory device or similar medium and another partto be transmitted to remote server.

AIR ware generates the same internal code for two data splitting files,but file icon of client platform is only connected to local DSF.

AIR ware will strictly restrict two data splitting files flowing intosame storage channel.

When user want data-complete file, AIR ware is through network connectorto sent user instruction to remote server, and then guides remote datasplitting files that downloaded from server into local Random AccessMemory, meantime AIR ware guides local data splitting file from localexternal memory device or similar medium to the local Random AccessMemory.

AIR ware use special algorithms to successfully assemble split data, andthen file recover completely.

The assembled data are from two different channels, and by AIR wareprocessing, thus formed file is certainly given a new file style, andnew file style or unable to be identified by system and unable to benormally displayed.

In this case, AIR ware will automatically generate a new file to replacethe assembled one; the file style of new file will fully adapt to therequirement of traditional system and become displayable by system.

The newly generated file can only be temporarily saved and run on localRandom Access Memory, any modification of file can be saved in RandomAccess Memory, in this case user can choose DSF save, then AIR ware willre-split data for new file, and new data splitting file will overwritethe original file.

(2) Hardware Kernel Code of AIR Ware

As a chip device, AIR ware has its hardware kernel code, when commandsent from local DSF to network server for downloading correspondingremote DSF, hardware kernel code of AIR ware is also sent to server forverification.

AIR ware hardware kernel code is hidden code, and it is encrypted by AIRware when sending to server, and decrypted by server.

If AIR ware hardware kernel code do not match server record, server willsimply refuse to accept commands from said AIR ware, or ask user toprovide detailed identity information and other advance agreedauthentication information, only server inspection passed, server willallow user to replace AIR ware, then the user is allowed to adopt a newAIR ware hardware kernel code to send commands, and remote DSF downloadwill be processed.

An main piece of AIR ware is allowed to pre-configure several auxiliarypieces as backup, these auxiliary pieces of AIR ware is only authorizedby main piece of AIR ware, and to be pre-recorded on server, their AIRware hardware kernel code can be activated, then to be workingsimultaneously with the main piece of AIR ware, but when network to belogged in, the other login information of main piece and auxiliary pieceof AIR ware, such as user personal information, password and internalcode of DSF must be consistent.

(3) Code Generator of AIR Ware

The non-volatile storage medium of AIR ware integrated the program ofcode generator, which mainly used to generate internal code of DSF fileand user random login password, the non-volatile storage medium of AIRware is a sealed structure, therein the programs is to be pre-integratedand permanent integrated, which does not allow users to self-installprogram and not allow data within non-volatile storage medium of AIRware to be modified.

AIR ware split file data, meanwhile automatically generates internalcode and integrate it in remote DSF and local DSF, then only files withinternal code can be accepted by AIR ware and allowed to enter AIRstorage procedure.

When data-splitting file is generated, the AIR ware will give users twooptions, (1) Set up a login password, (2) provide a login password.

Once login password to be pre-set, the password will be saved on serverfor verification purpose, each time user using splitting data file, heshould first enter the login password.

In case of user selects “provide a login password”, when user clickslocal DSF file, the program of password generator integrated in AIR warechip will randomly generated a time-limit-use password, and the passwordwill be sent to the user pre-assigned ordinary network account throughnetwork and server, and then user enter the password required by systemto actuate DSF file.

(4) Login-Only Memory of AIR Ware

The volatile storage medium of AIR ware integrated a login only programwith memory function, which provides users with another option, user donot need to repeatedly login server himself, and the system does notneed to be always in login status.

The transit login process of login-only memory is hidden and will notdisplay on computer monitor.

Wherein the login only program is specifically for temporary memory ofuser's login name and password, when user activate local DSF, one-timeonly enter the login information, then no matter how many times file isactivated, user's login information is directly transmitted by AIR wareto server until computer shut down.

Command upload from local DSF to server, user's login name and passwordare the essential part for server information check, any informationdoes not comply with original records of server, server will refuse thecommand for download of corresponding remote DSF.

If AIR ware permanently mounted on computer motherboard, once hostcomputer is stolen, data splitting file will be in risk of dataassembling through network, so it is necessary to design network loginprocedure to prevent such risk.

Users can also choose repeated logon method to enable file.

AIR ware integrated login-only memory, which provides users anotheroption, user do not need to repeatedly login server himself, and systemdoes not need to be always in login status.

As the physical characteristics of memory, once power supply of AIR wareis interrupted, user login information in login-only memory all at oncedisappears.

The data channel of login-only memory is restricted, it is only fortemporary storage of user login information, and any other data isdenied access to memory.

AIR ware login-only memory and AIR ware kernel code used in combinationwill make the use of data splitting file easier and safer.

(5) Network Contact of AIR Ware

Remote DSF flow to server for storage only, and local DSF flow toexternal memory device or similar medium of client platform for storageonly, AIR ware limit the mutual dislocation flow between them throughprogramming, wherein local DSF has interface icon, remote DSF has nointerface icon.

User click the icon of local DSF to send command, meanwhile to send thefile internal code of local DSF to network server, but before which,system has to retrieval server address from AIR ware, and encryptcommand and internal code by AIR ware, and then command and internalcode together with hardware kernel code of AIR ware are sent to networkinterface card.

After command for downloading to be sent from local DSF to server byuser, the server will ask user to enter login name and password ofuser's personal network account. User's login information is combinedAIR ware kernel code during network transmission, both are the essentialpart of server check information, any information thereof does notcomply with original records of server, server refuse the command ofdownloading of corresponding remote DSF.

The personal network account described here is the dedicated account forAIR Storage, which is not the ordinary network user account for usereveryday use.

AIR ware listens to port of network interface card, if server responds,AIR ware receive remote DSF through network interface card, decrypt andtransmit the downloaded remote DSF to Random Access Memory, meanwhilelocal DSF to be collected through AIR ware to Random Access Memory, andtwo parts of data splitting files start assembling.

When user deletes local DSF and sent server a command to deletecorresponding remote DSF, if network is not connected, AIR ware willmemorize deleting command until network is connected, then AIR wareautomatically sent the deleting command through network interface cardto server.

7. Internal Code of Data Splitting File

AIR ware split file data, meanwhile automatically generates internalcode for remote DSF and local DSF, then only files with internal codecan be accepted by AIR ware and allowed to enter AIR storage procedure.

Internal code of DSF cannot be altered after generating, it belongs tohidden code only for system identification, and not known to user,internal code of DSF can be copied together with local DSF.

(1) Internal Code of DSF in Data Assembling

Internal code is the code for AIR ware to identify DSF, and is the codefor remote DSF and local DSF mutual recognize between server and clientplatform, and is the code for determining the two files to be capable ofassembled in Random Access Memory of client computer.

Remote DSF is a deep hidden file in server-end, it is not displayed onserver and client platform independently, and nor to be found trace inserver end by ordinary technical means. In addition to using local DSFand its internal code, it is no way to be located and downloaded.

User click on icon of local DSF on client platform to send command toserve for download corresponding remote DSF.

(2) Internal Code of DSF in Deleting File

In addition to the action in process of data assembling, internal codealso acts in process of deleting files.

From local platform to view, remote DSF of server-end always remainshidden, so deleting local DSF in external memory device or similarmedium is seems to delete all files.

External memory device or similar medium does not prohibit any file tobe deleted, and will not default condition for file deleting, so localDSF may be deleted in the case of network broken, in this case, remoteDSF of server end maybe become junk files permanently and accumulate inserver's storage device.

In FOS Computer system, file-deleting mechanism as complete program isassembled in operating system, therefore the solutions given here ismainly for traditional computer system.

The data-complete file in Random Access Memory is processed by AIR wareand is split into two data splitting files, at same time the AIR wareassign an internal code to data splitting files as the systemidentifier; when file is to be deleted, user simply delete local DSF,the internal code of local DSF also to be deleted, then this deletingaction of internal code of local DSF is transformed into command ofdeleting corresponding remote DSF, and to be sent to server in a timelymanner.

In case of network unable to be connected, AIR ware will memorize thisdeleting command until network is connected. Once network is connected,AIR ware will automatically sent server the deleting command throughnetwork interface card, and then server automatically deletes thecorresponding remote DSF according to internal code of DSF.

The pending procedure of deleting command applies to both of originalfile and copied file.

(3) Internal Code in the Copied File

Internal code of DSF is a code that can be copied, and therefore copiedfiles can still be recognized by system.

Original file can directly connect server, copied file can also directlyconnect server, and they all require user personal login information andAIR ware information for server to authenticate.

Copied file in traditional system has the same right of original file tomodify file.

In AIR ware, there are two options for user to process the copied file:(1) modification not allowed; (2) modification allowed.

If user selects “modification not allowed”, once file is modified andasked to save, new file will be subjected to re-splitting by AIR ware,and in the form of new data splitting file to store, in this case, thenew data splitting file does not overwrite the original data splittingfile.

If user selects “modification allowed”, and the copied file to berecovers to data-complete file, and to be modified, then the originalfile will be overwritten, or delete.

8. AIR Storage Under Different Computer System

The design of AIR Storage has taken into account the variety of computersystem operating rules, as long as AIR ware is installed in clientcomputer, it will follow all the operating rules of traditional system.

Meanwhile, it will be subject to the impact of certain defects oftraditional system.

For example, the operating system of the computer is permanent installedon local external memory device or similar medium, which makes externalmemory device or similar medium become attack focus of computer virus,and local DSF stored in such devices is surely to be suffering from thisthreat.

Another example, AIR Storage follow operating rules of traditionalsystem, which do not restrict the action of file copy, file cut and filepaste between external memory device or similar medium, also do notrestrict mutual file transferring between external memory device orsimilar medium and remote server; the system running rely on computerwritten program to guide, computer written program vulnerable to humantampering, which is the security weak point that the attack focus ofvirus and hacker will change to stealing DSF stored in local externalmemory device or similar medium and remote server.

Client platform can be freely installed application software, which alsoleaves room to illegal software of assembling DSF data.

So, AIR Storage is more suitable for FOS Computer System.

FOS Computer is a new computer mechanism, its operating system andapplications is a new design, and wherein Air Storage functionality andsecurity measures are detailed reflected in system design.

First, FOS Computer does not allow application software to be freelyinstalled on client platform, application should be downloaded fromserver, and are subject to stringent safety testing, thus, virus andhacker lost chance to use application to stir up trouble.

Under FOS Computer, AIR ware has been permanent integrated into basicFOS (flexible operating system), which is impossible to be maliciouslymodified for illegal purpose; external memory device or similar mediumof client platform do not host operating system, so that it is no longerthe major attack target of virus and hacker, which indirectly enhancethe security of data splitting file.

Second, OSPU of FOS Computer will strengthen the check of encryptedhardware identification code in data network transmission, which is moreeffective than relying on user name and password, or other softwareencryption methods.

Furthermore, in FOS Computer system, network activity becomes maincomputer activity, and network storage is main data storage. Datagenerated on client platform will be automatically uploaded to remoteserver for storage, but the uploaded data does not include local DSF,because it is required to be stored in client platform.

In FOS Computer system, the role of local external memory device orsimilar medium has been greatly weakened, and thus AIR Storage may bemore meaningful under FOS Computer mechanism.

9. Remote DSF on Server

Remote DSF is in hidden state, therefore, file activation is started onclient platform, but client platform cannot replace server's securitymechanism. AIR ware setups a series of network security measures to meetserver's security requirement.

If user clicks on local DSF to directly download remote DSF without anyverification procedure, server end will be in security risks, becauseexternal memory device or similar medium may fall into third party'shand.

Login information and hardware kernel code of AIR ware effectivelyeliminates the hidden risk, as long as login information cannot submitby others, and AIR ware kernel code does not match server record, filein external memory device or similar medium is ineffective.

In traditional computer, the file in local external memory device orsimilar medium can be arbitrarily transferred to network account, DSF isalso no exception, but if this process bypasses AIR ware and lack ofsupport of AIR ware, which does not belong to the process of AIRStorage, and file lose all features of AIR Storage, and it is onlygoverned by traditional rule.

AIR ware is mounted on client platform, all instructions are issued fromclient platform, and remote server is an assistant platform, which onlypassively accepts instruction.

However, server is also a computer device, and it can also use datastriping techniques to process the saved data, but these data stripingtechniques running on server, compare with AIR Storage running on localplatform, there is no junction point for them.

In AIR Storage, only remote DSF to be sent to remote server, and remoteDSF is pre-set downloadable to local Random Access Memory only, so evenif other data striping techniques to be used on server, it is impossiblefor server going to AIR storage process.

Remote DSF can be split and separately stored into other network serversfor data backup, but which is a server system automatic function, noneed user's authorization, so which does not belong to AIR Storage,because AIR storage have the feature of user autonomous operation.

In AIR Storage, server is a data storage device of remote location, andserver is completely lack of user autonomy of data splitting andassembling. In AIR Storage, solution is designed for users of localplatform, human-computer Interacted is between users and local platform,and solution is for user's operating on local platform.

Inventive Step

In current technology, if a user data is stored on a network server,there is hidden risk for the user to lose control of the data, howeverif the user data is stored on a external memory device or similar mediumof a client, there is threat of malicious stolen.

AIR Storage is precisely the technical solution to eliminate thisembarrassing situation about user data storage.

(1) Improvement in Data Security by Using AIR Storage

Computers are increasingly becoming tools that people rely on in dailyaffairs, which produces a large number of user data every day. Theseuser data usually are stored either on an external memory device orsimilar mediums of the client computer, or stored on a network server,but no matter where these data are stored in, are difficult to removeuser's concern about security of their stored data.

For this reason, IT professionals continuously design security measuresto protect stored data, but these measures have been always followingthe traditional design ideas, and hard to get fundamental breakthroughon effectiveness. Users hesitate to accept cloud storage service, andthey still mainly rely on local external storage device to store theirdata.

Today's data security measures exist obvious limitations:

First, these measures are based on where and how to store data in orderto achieve protection of data, and protection are always eyes oncomplete data (normal files), but there are never measures that lookingdeep into internal structure of data, and thinking about splitting datainto two halves then store them separately to at least two distanceplatforms;

Second, these measures are either completely focus on client platform,or completely focus on server, they are usually only focus on one end ofnetwork, and rare with measures simultaneously using two platforms andnetwork processes to ensure security of the stored data;

Again, these measures use hardware or use software program to implementdata security features, and rare with security measures to combinehardware information and software programs into one;

Moreover, these measures are usually implementing automatically bysystem in accordance with the design of program, without userparticipation, more rarely allows users to independently manipulate theprocess of whole operation;

The advantages of AIR Storage is to overcome above three limitations oftraditional security measures on data storage, and utilizes DSF toachieve the desired situation of data security, the gist of which is toconsciously transform a normal file into a “bad file”.

“Bad file” is the phenomenon that people always want to put an end to,but in AIR Storage, the form of a “bad file” is actively used as a meansto provide protection for stored data.

AIR Storage, such method for providing security to stored data iswithout precedent, and the effect of data security is bound to begreatly enhanced.

(2) Demand Basis of AIR Storage

The major bottleneck for network storage service encountered is the userconfidence in network security.

In order to overcome this bottleneck, in AIR Storage, a complete datafile is split into two halves, one halve is stored on a local externalmemory device or similar medium, and the other halve is stored on aremote server. Each of these splitting halves are lack of structure toform a viewable data, therefore lacking of informative content, and bystoring both of the halves in two different locations can greatlyreduces the chance of both halves being obtained and unintentionallyrecover to the original data. This attribute of AIR Storage will givesuser more confidence in the security of storing data to a remotelocation through network.

In AIR Storage, the remote DSF stored on server must receive the commandfrom local DSF on client device to initiate data recovery process,server alone cannot perform any data recovery operation for the storeddata splitting file. Data recovery process is only done on localplatform, and only that the user passed server identification process isqualified to receive the corresponding remote DSF from server, thisgreatly increases the security level of the stored data.

Meanwhile AIR Storage offers a security solution that gives the dataoriginal creator a chance to control the accessibility of the data whilethe data is stored on a remote server, and avoiding the complete databeing unintentionally viewable on the remote server.

In AIR Storage, even if the local external memory device or similarmedium is maliciously misappropriated by others, there are still no needto worry about the leaking of informative data, because no local DSF isviewable without getting remote DFS from server, and however, remote DFSrequires identification from data creator.

AIR Storage also can improve system performance significantly, becausethe occupied capacity for local external memory device or similar mediumto store data splitting file is only half of the original size of thedata, which allows more space can be occupied to store other data, interm increasing performance of the device; the occupied capacity forserver storing the data splitting file is also half of the original sizeof the data, and thus due to the reduction in data size, this will helpimprove network transmission speed of the data, and reduce server loadduring data transmission over network.

For a long time, IT professionals strive to improve the methods of datastorage, however, the direction of these efforts or limited to localstorage, or limited to the network storage. AIR Storage is to get rid ofthe limitations of location, which want combine the local storage andnetwork storage together, which is bound to meet more user's demands.

(3) Technical Highlights of AIR Storage

Air Storage operating process contains at least three basic parts, thefirst part is to create data splitting files, and the second part is tostore data splitting files, and the third part is to assembly datasplitting files when the original user generated file is needed.

Data striping and data integration have been applied in the practice ofIT technology, which uses a special computer program to achieve theirgoals, typical application examples are RAID disks.

Multiple disks in RAID side by side to form a large disk storing data,the data is split according to the number of disks, and stored into aplurality of different disks, and when the data is needed to be used,the splitting data according to certain algorithms to be integratetogether.

In RAID data striping, data is divided into different segments and to bestored in different disk, its aim is to improve the operating speed ofthe external memory device or similar medium, and to prevent the loss ofdata when the disk of the device is damaged.

External memory device or similar medium is the most basic storage toolin the traditional computer system, and now, with the development ofnetwork technology, the IT field began to pay more attention to cloudstorage.

Cloud storage breakthrough the limit of the local external memory deviceor similar mediums by improving the freedom of computer storage, but itssecurity is always a challenging problem, and so far there is nowell-recognized solution which its effectiveness has been proved most.

Professionals create the new concept of public cloud, private cloud, aswell as family cloud, however these solutions are using the way ofnarrowing the scope of the cloud storage in exchange for the increase ofsecurity of cloud storage, which led to the repeated consumption ofresource. Due to this poor exchanging behavior, three solutionsmentioned above only actually gradually leading data storage back to thelocal storage era.

The purpose of AIR Storage is to prevent data to be stolen, its footholdis completely different from RAID, but AIR Storage realizes theknowledge of data striping and data integrating used in RAID.

AIR Storage mainly reflected the interaction between the two devices inthe local platform, which are Random Access Memory and external memorydevice or similar medium.

Data splitting process is done in the local devices of Random AccessMemory.

In the data recovery process, remote DSF is downloaded from a remoteserver to the local Random Access Memory, and local DSF is stored in thelocal external memory device or similar medium, this method is similarto that the data of RAID is dispersedly written on multiple hard disks.

The data striping and storing method is the technical concept of AirStorage, and the local external memory device or similar medium andremote server are the platforms for AIR Storage to function.

AIR Storage and cloud storage are using the network for data storage,the difference is that cloud storage completely rely on a networkserver, there is no client platform involved in the sharing process, butAIR Storage take advantage of both of network platform and localplatform to operate, and the initiative lies on local platform.

In Air Storage, data splitting file does not have the informativesignificance, which is useless to be obtained from either end of thestorage medium. To view the complete data file, both local storagemedium and network storage medium have to working together, this is thebiggest difference between AIR Storage and cloud storage.

Implementation of Invention

There are six elements involved during the operation of AIR Storage,namely: user generated file, AIR Ware, local data splitting file, remotedata splitting file, client computer, and server. Among them, the localdata splitting file and the remote data splitting file are generated bythe operation of AIR Ware from the user generated file, wherein thelocal data splitting file is further on stored in the client computer,and the remote data splitting file is further stored on the server.

AIR Ware is a specific application program, or a combination chips ofvolatile and non-volatile storage medium integrating AIR storageapplication programs. AIR Ware is the tool of splitting and assemblingdata, and a conversion center of file type, and a transmission channelof remote DSF and local DSF, and a security device of data splittingfiles.

Implementation of AIR Storage DSF Saving Process

(See FIG. 1)

A Client Computer user sends a request to save a User Generated File,this file saving request will be processed by AIR Ware (A of FIG. 1).After AIR Ware receives the file saving request, AIR Ware splits theUser Generated File into Local Data Splitting File (B of FIG. 1) andRemote Data Splitting File (C of FIG. 1), both Splitting Files aretemporarily stored in Random Access Memory on Client Computer,simultaneously AIR Ware generates an internal code as file identifierand integrate this code into the two Splitting Files. The ClientComputer though a network interface card then tries to connect Serverproviding AIR Storage service, in this case, there are two attemptresults will to be: successful connecting and connecting failed.

1. Successful Connecting: Client Computer sends Remote Data SplittingFile with internal code to Server through AIR Ware, meanwhile, ClientComputer sends hardware kernel code of AIR Ware to Server through AIRWare.

Server receives the Remote Data Slitting File with internal code andhardware kernel code of AIR Ware. Upon receiving successfulness, Serverconfirms the hardware kernel code of AIR Ware. After the hardware kernelcode of AIR Ware to be successfully confirmed, Server stores thereceived Remote Data Splitting File with internal code (E of FIG. 1),and sends a message to Client Computer about data successfully saved.

After Client Computer receives the message of data successfully saved,AIR Ware deletes the Remote Data Splitting File in Random Access Memoryon Client Computer, and stores Local Data Splitting File with internalcode to an external device on Client Computer (D of FIG. 1).

AIR Ware then deletes the Local Data Splitting File in Random AccessMemory on Client Computer.

2. Connecting Failed: AIR Ware displays a message about connectionfailure on Client Computer, meanwhile, AIR Ware assembles the two DataSplitting Files to restore the User Generated File on Client Computer.AIR Ware then deletes the two Data Splitting Files in Random AccessMemory on Client Computer.

Implementation of AIR Storage DSF Assembling Process (See FIG. 2)

When User Generated File needs to be used, user executes Local DataSplitting File on Client Computer (A of FIG. 2). AIR Ware reads theinternal code within the Local Data Splitting File. Upon internal codereading successfulness, Client Computer then tries to connect Serverproviding AIR Storage service though a network interface card, in thiscase, there are two attempt results will to be: successful connectingand connecting failed.

1. Successful Connecting: Client Computer sends internal code read byAIR Ware to Server through a network interface card.

Server receives the sent internal code of the Local Data Splitting File,and tries to match internal code of a Remote Data Splitting File storedon server with the received internal code. Upon internal code matchingsuccessfulness, Server sends the Remote Data Splitting File (B of FIG.2) having the same internal code as the received internal code to RandomAccess Memory on Client Computer, and sends a message about Remote DataSplitting File successfully downloaded to AIR Ware on Client Computer.

After AIR Ware receives the message about Remote Data Splitting Filesuccessfully downloaded, Client Computer transfers Local Data SplittingFile to Random Access Memory on Client Computer.

AIR Ware assembles Local Data Splitting File (C of FIG. 2) with RemoteData Splitting File (D of FIG. 2) to form a logical unit, and convertinglogical unit into User Generated File (E of FIG. 2).

2. Connecting Failed: AIR Ware displays a message about connectionfailure on Client Computer.

REFERENCE

1. Data Striping

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2. Standard RAID Levels

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3. Exclusive or, “XOR”

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The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows:
 1. Assembling of isolated remote data, referred to as AIR Storage, in this technique, a complete file on client platform is split into two halves, and form two separate data split files, one is remote data splitting file, referred to remote DSF, remote DSF stored on network server, and another one is local data splitting file, referred to local DSF, local DSF stored on external memory device of client platform, wherein local means client platform.
 2. The data assembling is an activity across network both side platforms, data splitting files both from remote server and local external memory device flow to local Random Access Memory and through data assembling to form a complete file, wherein data splitting file referred to as DSF.
 3. The DSF recited in claim 2 wherein said DSF is isolated, it is only half data of a complete file, in absence of network condition, it becomes sleep file not being used alone, one DSF's another half of corresponding DSF is separated by network and stored in remote platform, not being located on same platform, it accept user direct instruction to recover complete file, rather than by system automatic operation.
 4. AIR ware is processing unit of AIR storage located on client platform, its main function is to split a file into remote DSF and local DSF, and make remote DSF and local DSF lose ability to display informative content, and sent remote DSF to server for storage, sent local DSF to local external memory device for storage, when file needs to be used, AIR ware assemble data to recover file to complete state, and display on client platform.
 5. The local DSF recited in claiml wherein said AIR Storage has a feature of user autonomously operate local DSF on client platform, and AIR Storage has another feature of local DSF control remote DSF.
 6. The AIR Storage recited in claim 1 wherein said remote DSF and local DSF are integrated same internal code by AIR ware, the internal code is not altered after generation, and it is copied together with local DSF.
 7. The remote DSF recited in claim 1 wherein said remote DSF is a deep hidden file in server-side, it is not displayed on server and client platform independently, not known to user, and nor to be found trace in server side by ordinary technical means, in addition to using local DSF and its internal code, there is no way to locate and download it.
 8. The local DSF recited in claim 5 wherein said user clicks icon of local DSF on client platform to send command to serve for download corresponding remote DSF.
 9. The remote DSF recited in claim 7 wherein said download command sent from local DSF to server, server will ask user to enter login name and password of user's network account.
 10. The remote DSF recited in claim 9 wherein said user login information and AIR ware kernel code of hardware are essential part of server check information, information does not comply with original record of server, server will refuse download corresponding remote DSF.
 11. The remote DSF recited in claim 9 wherein said remote DSF on server side can be re-split and stored in multiple servers, in this case, as long as the download command issued from local DSF is received by a splitting part of corresponding remote DSF, other splitting parts will pass on command each other and simultaneous download.
 12. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware is a chip integrated AIR storage application, which is a tool of splitting and assembling data, it is a conversion center of file type, it is a transmission channel of remote DSF and local DSF, and it is a security equipment of data splitting files.
 13. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware is with hardware kernel code, when command sent from local DSF to network server for downloading corresponding remote DSF, hardware kernel code of AIR ware is also sent to server for server verification.
 14. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware can be permanently installed on computer motherboard and be made into an external device for user to carry.
 15. The hardware kernel code of AIR ware recited in claim 13 wherein said hardware kernel code of AIR ware is hidden code, and it is encrypted when sending to server, and decrypted by server.
 16. The hardware kernel code of AIR ware recited in claim 13 wherein said if hardware kernel code of AIR ware do not match server record, the server will ask user to provide detailed identity information and other advance agreed authentication information, only server inspection passed, remote DSF downloading will be processed.
 17. The hardware kernel code of AIR ware recited in claim 13 wherein said local DSF of client platform must go through AIR ware before entering assembling program, local DSF bypass AIR ware directly into Random Access Memory of client computer will lose assembling capability.
 18. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware split file data, meanwhile automatically generate internal code and integrate it in remote DSF and local DSF, only files with internal code can be accepted by AIR ware and allowed to enter AIR storage procedure.
 19. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said All remote DSF and local DSF flowing in system must go through AIR ware channel, all command of downloading remote DSF must go through AIR ware channel to sent to server, all download command sent to server must be encrypted by AIR ware, all remote DSF downloaded will first be encrypted by server and then decrypted by AIR ware.
 20. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware integrated login-only memory, which provides users with another option, user do not need to repeatedly login server himself, and system does not need to be always in login status.
 21. The login-only memory recited in claim 20 wherein said AIR ware integrated micro memory, specifically for temporary storage of user's login name and password of network account, when user initiate local DSF, one-time only enter login information, then no matter how many times file is initiated, user's login information is directly transmitted by AIR ware to server.
 22. The login-only memory recited in claim 20 wherein said login-only memory transit login processes is hidden and will not display on computer monitor.
 23. The login-only memory recited in claim 20 wherein said as physical characteristics of memory, once power supply of AIR ware is interrupted, user login information in login-only memory all at once disappear.
 24. The login-only memory recited in claim 20 wherein said the data flow channel of login-only memory is restricted, it is only for temporary store user login information, and any other data is to be denied access to memory.
 25. The AIR storage recited in claim 1 wherein said after complete file displayed on computer monitor, regardless of whether there is file modifying, as long as file is saved with AIR storage method again, the data will be re-split, and then data content of data splitting files changed, the original data splitting file will be overwritten.
 26. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware provides write-protect function, if user set up write-protect, system will refuse file to be repeat save and modify, in this case, data content of local DSF does not change frequently, and is suitable for long-term backup.
 27. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware split data so as to make file lose ability to display informative content, AIR ware does not have functionality of multiple data splitting, file is split into two halves only, and one is remote DSF, another is local DSF.
 28. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware set data splitting file flow, remote DSF only flow to server for storage, local DSF only flow to external memory device of client platform for storage, wherein local DSF has interface icon, remote DSF has no interface icon.
 29. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said user click icon of local DSF to send command to network server, meanwhile to send file internal code of local DSF, first thing is to retrieval server address from AIR ware, then command and internal code is encrypted by AIR ware, and then command and internal code together with hardware kernel code of AIR ware are sent to network interface card.
 30. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware listens to port of network interface card, if server responds, AIR ware receive remote DSF through network interface card, decrypt and transmit Remote DSF to Random Access Memory, meanwhile local DSF flows through AIR ware to Random Access Memory, and two parts of data splitting files start assembling.
 31. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said user deletes local DSF and sent server a command to delete corresponding remote DSF, if network is not connected, AIR ware will memorize deleting command, once network is connected, AIR ware automatically sent server deleting command through network interface card.
 32. The AIR Storage recited in claim 1 wherein said the process of splitting data is completed in local Random Access Memory.
 33. The data assembling recited in claim 2 wherein said remote DSF is downloaded to local platform and assembled with local DSF to form a logical unit, then the data splitting file convert into a full data file, and it is with special algorithms to achieve data assembling and files recovery.
 34. The remote DSF recited in claim 7 wherein said remote DSF of server-side must accept the commands of local platform, and file assembling process is only done in the local platform and only user issue command to server.
 35. The local DSF recited in claim 8 wherein said in the case of network broken, the data splitting file stored in external memory device is a sleep file, and no meaningful informative content display.
 36. The AIR Storage recited in claim 1 wherein said data striping and assembling platform must be on client platform and server do not perform any operation.
 37. The AIR Storage recited in claim 1 wherein said data splitting file is generated in Random Access Memory.
 38. The data splitting file recited in claim 37 wherein said data splitting file is separately transmitted to local external memory device and remote server for storage from local Random Access Memory.
 39. The data assembling recited in claim 33 wherein said the process of file data assembling is completed in local Random Access Memory.
 40. The data assembling recited in claim 33 wherein said file data in local Random Access Memory devices, there are two options for user to save file, they are text save, in this case, all change of file is saved in the form of complete file, and DSF save, in this case, file is automatically split into two data splitting file and overwrite original file.
 41. The save option recited in claim 40 wherein said selecting text save and further there are two options, they are temporarily stored in Random Access Memory despite disappear after computer shut down, and transferred to external memory device or remote server for storage, in this case, original data splitting file is automatically deleted.
 42. The data assembling recited in claim 39 wherein said the local Random Access Memory set aside a special area for data splitting and assembling activities, so as not to conflict with other types of data streams in system.
 43. The data assembling recited in claim 42 wherein said the two data splitting files in Random Access Memory must be successful assembled, and data is not effectively assembled, file becomes a dead one.
 44. The save option recited in claim 41 wherein said when user selects DSF save mode, file is only activated in case of connecting to network.
 45. The local DSF recited in claim 5 wherein said local DSF is able to be copied between different local external memory devices, also be multiple backup in some external memory devices, such as hard disk RAID1, in order to prevent data loss, and enhance equipment operation speed.
 46. The local DSF recited in claim 45 wherein said in poor state of network connection or poor state of network transmission, remote DSF of server-side sometimes is not downloaded to local Random Access Memory; in this case, local DSF is not activated.
 47. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said copy function in AIR ware have two options for user, they are copied files not allow to be modified, and copied files allow to be modified.
 48. The copy function recited in claim 47 wherein said user selects function of copied files not allow to be modified, once file is modified and asked to save, new file is subjected to re-striping by AIR ware, and in the form of new data splitting file to be stored, new file does not overwrite original data splitting file.
 49. The copy function recited in claim 47 wherein said user selects function of copied file allow to be modified, and use copied file to modify full text, then original file is void.
 50. The save option recited in claim 41 wherein said data splitting file can be converted into complete data file according to user's selection, and to be stored in external memory device or remote server.
 51. The save option recited in claim 50 wherein said after file type changed, complete data file is freely transmitted and displayed, no longer subject to constraints of AIR Storage rules.
 52. The save option recited in claim 50 wherein said after file type changed, local DSF and remote DSF is automatically deleted by system, and this process is not reversed.
 53. The save option recited in claim 50 wherein said user wants to re-convert complete data file to data splitting file, AIR ware reproduce data splitting files for local platform and remote server to store, new file have characteristics of AIR Storage.
 54. The remote DSF recited in claim 7 wherein said remote DSF downloaded from remote server to local platform is confined to be stored in Random Access Memory, and it is not transferred to local external memory device.
 55. The data assembling recited in claim 39 wherein said AIR ware will automatically generate a new file to replace assembled file, the file style of new file will fully adapt to the requirement of system, the newly generated file only temporarily saved and run on Random Access Memory, during this period, any changes made to file can be saved in Random Access Memory.
 56. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware does not restrict the type and model of the external memory device, as long as user chooses Air Storage function, every external memory device will work.
 57. The AIR ware recited in claim 4 wherein said AIR ware does not restrict data splitting files to be stored together with other types of complete files in same external memory device, but AIR ware only work for data splitting file.
 58. The AIR Storage recited in claim 1 wherein said in AIR Storage, file have four identifier for server recognize, they are file name, and internal code of DSF, and user's login information, and hardware kernel code of AIR ware.
 59. The internal code of DSF recited in claim 4 wherein said data splitting file is generated, at the same time the AIR ware assign an internal code to file as system identifier, internal code of DSF is invisible code for system identification, user cannot detect.
 60. The internal code of DSF recited in claim 59 wherein said deleting data splitting files of both side of network, simply delete local DSF, in this case, internal code of local DSF is also deleted, and this deleting action of internal code of local DSF is transformed into command of deleting corresponding remote DSF.
 61. Deleting data splitting file recited in claim 60 wherein said user deletes local DSF from external memory device and just click file icon, the command of deleting corresponding remote DSF is sent to system in a timely manner.
 62. Deleting data splitting file recited in claim 61 wherein said in case of network broken, AIR ware will memorize deleting command until network is connected, once network is connected, server automatically deletes the corresponding remote DSF according to internal code of DSF.
 63. Deleting data splitting file recited in claim 62 wherein said pending procedure of deleting command applies to both of original file and copied file. 